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1. www.imdb.com › title › tt6437276For The People (TV Series 2018–2019) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb

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   For The People (TV Series 2018–2019) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

2. www.backstage.com › magazine › articleUnderstanding Union Rules for Actors in ‘Right-to-Work’ States

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   Jan 27, 2021 · What should union actors know if they live in a right-to-work state? Are actor unions lobbying in states that are not union-friendly? What are the states with union prevention laws?

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4. socialsci.libretexts.org › Workbench › Introduction14.3: Understanding the Different Types of Actors in the ...

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   A variety of different actors, each with its own characteristics, preferences, and methods of working, populate the international system. These actors are distinct in what they want, what motivates them, how much and what kinds of power they can wield, and how they interact with each other.

5. www.atlasoftodaysworld.org › articles-globalThe Rise of Non-State Actors in the 20th and 21st Century

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   Non-state actors play an important role in promoting social justice, human rights, and sustainable development. Examples of non-state actors in the Global South and Global North include NGOs, civil society organisations, and multinational corporations.

6. www.brennancenter.org › our-work › policy-solutionsAnnotated Guide to the For the People Act of 2021

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   Mar 18, 2021 · Annotated Guide to the For the People Act of 2021. Summary: The For the People Act would transform our democracy by making it fairer, stronger, and more inclusive. The Brennan Center explains the key provisions of this historic bill. Last Updated: March 18, 2021. Published: January 20, 2021.

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   May 7, 2022 · The role of non-institutional actors in regulating the gig-economy. The research found three additional levers to influence gig-economy employment conditions, whereby non-institutional actors actively ‘seize’ regulatory spaces opened-up by the state.

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   Are non-state actors responsible for human rights violations?

   • The chapter explains that non-state actors controlling the area outside the effective control of the State can incur responsibility for the violations of their obligations under international human rights law. The norms of the responsibility of peace operations and de facto regimes provide an existing but rarely applied legal framework.

   The Responsibility of Non-state Actors (Chapter 6) - International

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   Do non-state actors 'cede' power to non- state actors?

   • After explaining the research methodology, the findings are presented in two parts: first, three distinct levers used by the state are reported, which ‘cede’ power to non-state actors; second, three additional levers of power are identified, whereby non-state actors ‘seize’ opportunities to affect employment conditions in the gig-economy.

   Work in the Gig-Economy: The Role of the State and Non

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   Are non-state actors legitimate?

   • Non-state actors such as multinational companies, international organisations, or NGOs are gaining more and more economic resources and influence in national and even global affairs. There is a tension there, however, around the question of the legitimacy of these actors.

   The Rise of Non-State Actors in the 20th and 21st Century

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   Are non-state actors a powerful force in Global Affairs?

   • • Non-state actors have become a powerful force in global affairs. • They are, however, very different in form and purpose. • Non-state actors raise new questions about legitimacy and interference in politics. Coming soon... In the current state of the world, states are no longer the sole owners of power.

   The Rise of Non-State Actors in the 20th and 21st Century

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   How do non-institutional actors influence gig-economy employment conditions?

   • The research found three additional levers to influence gig-economy employment conditions, whereby non-institutional actors actively ‘seize’ regulatory spaces opened-up by the state. These levers include: the exercise of power in negotiations, lobbying activities and the framing of a discourse of persuasion.

   Work in the Gig-Economy: The Role of the State and Non

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   What is a non-state actor?

   • Non-state actors focused on solving problems or filling policy gaps states can’t or won’t handle themselves are known as nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). Traditionally speaking, a nongovernmental organization is a nonaligned, third-party group that does not have the same motivations that a state might have.

   14.3: Understanding the Different Types of Actors in the International

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9. www.cambridge.org › core › booksThe Responsibility of Non-state Actors (Chapter 6 ...

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   The chapter explains that non-state actors controlling the area outside the effective control of the State can incur responsibility for the violations of their obligations under international human rights law.